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Collaboration for real-world scientific work

Federated Learning Net

Harmonized dataAudited workflowsPersistent networkIsolated, secure executionPrivacy-preserving federation
At a glance

One stack, every role

Data holdersDeploy your own client, no-code onboard data, and control access, participating in federated studies with ease.
Data ScientistsFind cohorts, run (federated) analyses, and review and publish governed results.
Tool developersPackage scientific solutions as reusable Tools.
Collaboration coordinatorsSelf-host a FL-Net deployment

Know the pieces

The documentation is easier to navigate when the terminology is explicit. These are the building blocks used throughout the site.

FL-Net

The federated network software behind Federated Learning Net: lets multiple data holders keep control over local data while participating in shared discovery, analysis, and governed workflows.

Federated Learning Net

The deployed instance of FL-Net: a ready-to-use platform for finding data, running tools, and collaborating without building infrastructure from scratch.

Client Deployments

Self-hosted nodes operated by data holders which make up the Federated Learning Net. They enforce access rules, run no-code data onboarding, and participate in federated analysis.

Typical workflow

FL-Net is designed so discovery, governance, execution, and interpretation follow a consistent sequence instead of turning into manual coordination.

01

Describe and publish metadata

Data holders model their local schema and expose only the information needed for discovery and governance.

02

Discover relevant data and tools

Data Scientists search the network, evaluate available tools, and assemble a project that matches their question.

03

Run governed analysis

Execution happens through reproducible tools and explicit permissions rather than ad hoc data movement.

04

Review outputs and iterate

Results, logs, and artifacts stay traceable, so teams can refine parameters and compare outcomes.